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I have ubuntu 11.04 installed. I like unity 3d. I am not sure it was always like this or after I installed the main menu indicator. When I click on an indicator with one click it folds. To unfold the menu I need to click twice. On all menus I can open the action by one click, but the global indicator menu forces me to do two clicks to start the application. Ideas? Suggestions?

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Can you post a pic to help me better understand exactly what you are talking about? – Kory Wnuk Jun 19 '11 at 22:21
Sorry I cant, because when the menu is unfolded I cant take a screen shot. Therefore I try to explain myself better. When I click on the battery symbol of the indicator area the menu will unfold. If I choose an item of the menu one click will do. If I open the menu and click again on the battery symbol I need to click two times to unfold the menu. Hopefully more precise. – dago Jun 20 '11 at 20:16
@dago Sometimes I have those screenshot issues. To work around it, open the Screenshot tool and set the "Grab after a delay of _ seconds" setting to an appropriate length of time for you to recreate the issue after clicking "Take Screenshot". – WarriorIng64 Sep 25 '11 at 1:23
You need to clarify your question. See here for unity terminology: askubuntu.com/a/19166/8570 – Cas Jan 5 '12 at 15:47
Hello, this question has no information and activity for a very long time. I am voting to close it for now. If by any reason you think this question is still viable or useful in anyways or that there is still a good chance it will be answered please flag it to a moderator or add a comment with the reasons why you want it open. Regards. – nitstorm Feb 26 '12 at 9:23

closed as too localized by nitstorm, htorque, Takkat, jrg♦ Feb 26 '12 at 20:30

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